BAL Ravens vs BUF Bills Public-Betting Splits & Injury Reports

• It’s a Divisional Round rematch between as the Buffalo Bills host the Baltimore Ravens on SNF
• The public is betting heavily these teams stay Under the total
• Below, see the Ravens vs Bills public bettings splits and final injury reports

Two teams at the top of the 2026 Super Bowl odds collide in a Week 1 banger on Sunday Night Football, as the Buffalo Bills host the Baltimore Ravens. It’s a rematch from last year’s AFC Divisional Round, where Buffalo prevailed 27-25. Despite Buffalo running a perfect record at home last season, the Week 1 Sunday Night Football odds have the visiting Ravens as the slight betting favorite.

Ravens vs Bills Public Betting Splits

As of Sunday afternoon, Buffalo is getting 57% of the ATS handle as one-point home underdogs, but a little over a third of the ATS wagers, as 64% of the money is on Baltimore to cover. My colleague Brady Trettenero likes the Bills to cover in his Ravens vs Bills picks and predictions.

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Over on the moneyline, the betting public has split the handle right down the middle, but almost all the money is on the Ravens, with 82% laying money on the visitors leaving upstate New York with a win, leaving just 18% buying a Bills W.

The public’s strongest lean is on the game total. Despite the teams combining for 52 points in a January playoff game in frigid Orchard Park, the public is putting almost all its marbles on the Under. As of early Sunday morning, 91% of game-total handle was on the Under along with 89% of O/U wagers.

This is also somewhat surprising considering the game will feature the last two NFL MVPs in Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, who are also top-three candidates in this year’s NFL MVP odds.

Also see:

• Ravens vs Bills Player Props to Bet
• Best Ravens vs Bills Same-Game Parlay

BAL Ravens vs BUF Bills Injury Report

While the bevy of star players will be available Sunday, there are some key role guys that are out in Week 1. For Baltimore, veteran fullback Patrick Ricard is out with a calf injury.

Meanwhile, tight end Isaiah Likely, who emerged from the shadow of longtime star Mark Andrews last season, won’t be available against Buffalo as he’s got a foot injury.

For the Bills, longtime corner Tre’Davious White’s first game back with Buffalo might be on hold, as he’s dealing with a groin injury and is considered doubtful.

Finally, kicker Tyler Bass was placed on injured reserve, so he’ll be out at least four weeks. For now, the role has been filled by veteran Matt Prater, who was signed Thursday and will be kicking Sunday.